Randy Rhoads - Over the mountain - Guitar Only

[@leegreene9109]

Diary of a Madman is my favorite album by the band. The musicianship, and songs were perfect. Also, this album has an “eerie vibe”, that none of Ozzy’s other albums have.

[@Movie-Collectibles]

The bass and drummng drastically improved on DOAM.

[@the_grube5782]

Young guitar players are lucky these days, I would've been beyond stoked to have this 30 years ago.

[@stephenkessel1990]

But us old dudes got to see m play live. Ima keep that memory Not for trade lol ✌

[@fermiticus4034]

No doubt! If only we had the youtubes back in the day!

[@SonicVR12]

If only

[@MrBudpimpster]

Agreed lol

[@SonicVR12]

@Repair right roofing I know right!? I even used records, which was impossible..lift up the needle set it back down. I learned Round and Round by RATT from a record, and you could see it was almost white compared to the rest of the record from wear🤣. I thought I'd died and gone to heaven with the advent of CDs.

[@brianbess335]

Just think. Randy was just scratching the surface of what was to come. A once in a lifetime talent. He left this world way to soon. R.I.P. 😢

[@12floz67]

Yeah, no doubt. Those albums were recorded in a short time of one another. You can tell how much better he got after blizzard. It’s truly a shame that he wasn’t able to peak. I’m sure it would have been amazing.

[@PhoenixAndTheRaven]

He was a baby. Really sad to lose all that talent. I'm in my 40's and he has always been my favorite guitarist.

[@viterievents-nightlifeeven9870]

I get chills listening to this isolated guitar track. Love hearing how great Randy was and how he crafted his solos. It's very bittersweet because while you listen to his legendary playing how do you not think of what would have been, how he would have continued to grow as a guitar player and the muiscal gifts he would have blessed us with. RIP Randy.

[@scottdunn2178]

Ozzy heard Randy playing the main riff while they were hanging out in a hotel room, Ozzy said "that's cool", Randy said he had played around with that riff since his Quiet Riot days, but thought it would be too dark for QR. So, there's the back story of Over The Mountain.

[@jerich8595]

Did you see Ozzy on the *Lost Randy Rhoads Solo*? Ozzy says What's THIS? LOL WTF funniest shit EVER SEEN PRICELESS

[@scottdunn2178]

@@jerich8595 I'll do you one better... I saw Randy with Ozzy in Phoenix, AZ June 23, 1981 on the first leg of the Blizzard of Ozz tour... Motorhead opening.

[@jerich8595]

Tried to go to that in Dayton Hara Arena Dayton Ohio but was grounded at 13 years old

[@jerich8595]

Was 13 a month and 10 days

[@jerich8595]

His best work to date is King Biscuit Flower Hour 1981 Milwaukee

[@Nickk81]

such an intricate and beautiful song

[@lilmike2710]

There are many guitarists who can play Randys songs note for note.. But to be able to sit there and write them, without ever hearing the riffs, except for in his head. Thats pure genius. And in That regard there is nobody like Randy Rhodes

[@SonicVR12]

Totally agree. There are guitar players out there today that are complete fretboard wizards and can duplicate anything, even duplicate it brilliantly. But it's one thing to duplicate, quite another to create.

[@KingTabor]

Not That many. Most uses to transcribe wrong

[@atakdragonfly1675]

And in his early 20s !

[@feelingsogood6073]

There are alot of legato and even staccato passages that even virtuosos cant capture the subtle nuances.

[@feelingsogood6073]

@@atakdragonfly1675 straight out of amateur quiet riot and with sharon rushing the hell out of them in a barn studio. With ozzy pissed in pants drunk all the time too! It's like Rhoads knew these albums had to be very special. He did not milk the sounds of then in his music. The revelation mother earth tune started a musical revolution in metal.

[@artheriford]

this is pure genius. We lost Randy way too soon

[@Dave_Wight_The_Rock_Oracle]

everything he did was genius

[@normbarrows]

Its like listening to the metal equivalent of Bach, Beethoven, or Mozart.

[@Dave_Wight_The_Rock_Oracle]

the guy simply had an uncanny ability for melody..and changing stuff up

[@GMan-SRT8]

This song still gives me chills. You don't hear music innovation like this anymore....once in a lifetime stuff. A timeless piece of music that still sounds awesome loud! The composition of all the instruments together along with the double tracking of the guitar solo and Ozzys voice are perfect in this song.

[@metroidmania8833]

(triple tracking of guitar solos,...)

[@johnh9507]

incredible

[@yomuthabyotch]

quit making boomer comments. you're not looking in the right places. innovation and virtuosity is still alive and well--just not in mainstream music.

[@Plowguitarist]

@@yomuthabyotch Really? Let’s see how mainstream it becomes then. Because my friend, Randy Rhoads was the farthest thing from mainstream when it came out. It NOW, because of the virtuosity that guy talked about, has BECOME mainstream. But buddy, in 1981 any Ozzy Osbourne record wasn’t getting automatic airplay I assure you. Nor did anything heavy or great back then. You may not understand the word VIRTUOSO…

[@yomuthabyotch]

@@Plowguitarist your reading comprehension is terrible. none of your word salad was my point.

[@raywideman7157]

Man, that solo still gives me chills

[@jamesleyda365]

Absolutely🤘 we will never see or anything like this again... sadly

[@Movie-Collectibles]

SATO is a contender, too.

[@WhoGitDaBiscuit]

Brilliant! King of his era.

[@LEDZEP769]

My favorite song of Ozzy's solo career and my favorite riff and solo of Randy. Never gets old and still stands out today. ✝️ St. Rhoads 🎸

[@foamrob6577]

Same here. The solo is.my ring tone. It made me realize I was better off being a drummer 🤣

[@Tominscv]

When I first heard this- all those years ago, what blew my mind the most was the lick in his solo at roughly 2:50-2:55. It was harder (as in "hard rock" not difficulty) than anything I'd ever heard or dreamed possible. RR still leaves me speechless and can bring tears to my eyes.

[@padovaniroland]

The best song Ozzy s career is I don t Know!

[@lenny3167]

@@padovaniroland Center of eternity

[@user-cv8jr3sd7o]

randy rhoads guitar work is so great

[@davidsanders7121]

Yeah he's great but just think if you he played at your 16th birthday party in Burbank I have the best stories about him growig up includingwhen

[@davidsanders7121]

He started jamming to led zepllin

[@noahschwartz3526]

@@davidsanders7121 wow if true please go into detail

[@davidsanders7121]

@@noahschwartz3526 I don't remember when I wrote or what but all I knew is what was played in my bedroom in 1969 with Kelly and Randy and my brother John Sanders who had a drumset which as far I knew the first band randy and Kelly Garni were ever in .I went to Burbank schools and Randy and Kelly went to all of them including high school. I remember Randy would walk from class to class play the rif f from crazy train . He waved my life when he thew a knife

[@pitviper6425]

That main solo is just PURE and NASTY emotion. First time hearing it isolated. I still literally cannot stop pulling it back and listening to it over and over and FEELING the raw intention that he was putting out. I play guitar and HE WAS NOT OF THIS WORLD.

[@miqallen6393]

MY FAVORITE SOLO OF ALL TIME SINCE I FIRST HEARD IT AT AGE 13 IN 1987.

[@rocklinjames6362]

his double tracking is tight! whenever i hear that lead,i stop what im doing and listen... damn near get a tear every time

[@metroidmania8833]

Triple tracking solos. (one of his signature secrets)

[@johnh9507]

and goosebumps

[@AcogSlyme]

You can hear Randy in Dime’s groove bag a lot. Randy’s style is in everyone. forever live on🤘🏾

[@sgt.grinch3299]

Randy is my favorite guitarist of all time! Nothing more can be said.

[@padovaniroland]

just two albums you must boring you

[@datboijoey9587]

@@padovaniroland he's still a great guitarist either way and he has more albums than just the 2 ozzy ones

[@padovaniroland]

@@datboijoey9587 What are the albums!?..with Quiet Riot, it s bad music...

[@datboijoey9587]

@@padovaniroland yeah i was talking about quiet riot i like them

[@2bookoo4u]

The master at work. RIP Randy Rhoads. You will never be forgotten.

[@colbynelson4675]

I've been learning randy licks the past year or so and it makes a difference in my playing. Don't know why I waited 15 years to learn Rhoads. Dude rocks

[@desTroyeth999]

The lead from 2:30 to 3:10 is my favorite Rhodes moment.

[@ralphsmith2683]

RHOADS not rhodes

[@SavitTheGoalie]

dee is my favorite

[@That80sGuitarist]

This solo and the solo from Revelation Mother Earth are my favorites and are arguably the best

[@ShawnGisler]

@@That80sGuitarist randy doesn’t have a best solo. They are all insane

[@dominicmoisant8393]

He's playing Black Sabbath at the start

[@user-wh2wg3fj6x]

You can’t find talent like that today. Those were the golden years today are just barely hanging on. It’s not the same.

[@RandomStuffWithBill]

Man I miss Randy...

[@Dave_Wight_The_Rock_Oracle]

we all do

[@AD-ui2pz]

I’ve been exploring some of the Randy isolated guitar parts and this one might be my fav for a few reasons / I like his guitar tone on this one much better than others and I enjoy the rhythm parts just as much as the solos on this tune - the early part of the guitar solo that repeats the descending phrase is violin style and this tune is chock full of greatness - this is a great illustration of how one awesome guitarist can do it all by himself in a song - incredible and dynamic rhythm parts as well as melodic virtuous solos 👍👍👍

[@ralphsmith2683]

Randy said in an interview that this solo was just "noise"

[@Dave_Wight_The_Rock_Oracle]

if mellifluous sonic genius is noise, so be it

[@cardo_theonly]

Only on the second lead break 😉

[@user-wh2wg3fj6x]

Yes, indeed, this young man was just getting started. What could have been I guess we’ll never find out. I miss my brother badly. He was taken too soon. 25 years. Wow.

[@bobabooey4537]

Different guitar players and styles but its the same for Duane Allman, passing away at 24. Randy and Duane were 2 of the greatest guitar players that still stand today, and we never got to see and hear their entire careers. What a shame.

[@scottnorris68]

I saw Randy right before he died in San Antonio.... He was a fucking MONSTER!!!!!!!!!!!!

[@devensaiz7039]

Randy rhodes is amazing!

[@Plowguitarist]

Wow!!! I had to learn this by picking up the needle off the record and moving it back a few grooves. Hahaha wore out at least 3 cassettes after that due to rewinding. What a monster the lil fella was. I still water up thinking about that horrible day he left us. Truly a tragedy. RIP Randy 🙏🏼

[@sca1871]

So many harmonic overtones in his sound. He has been missed dearly for many years

[@douglassloan6831]

Man what a gift to hear this so many years later. Randy was a true musical giant. He had all these amazing riffs in his head that became those classic Ozzy songs. Hell, Crazy Train was a finger warm up exercise he used with his students. What a loss.

[@HCkev]

This is by far my favorite Randy Rhods solo, and hearing it isolated only reinforced that position

[@richieiommi]

1985 I just left school and started work at a dead end factory job. A guy named Darren gave me Diary of a madman album cuz he wasn't fussed about metal and he knew I was. Over the mountain first track... To this day I think it's Randy's finest. 🖤🤘🖤🤘

[@daveaird96]

Let's not forget Randy was like 21 years old or something. That is young, imagine him today with 40 years experience behind him. Holy. I don't know any 21 years old that could playty like that.

[@Dave_Wight_The_Rock_Oracle]

when he wrote this was 24..... but EVH wasn't writing stuff like this by van Halen II.

[@mikemallory8580]

I know a lot of people younger then 21 that can play his songs perfectly

[@josephweddle9732]

​@mikemallory8580 writing them and having people copy you are totally different

[@randallrhoads3271]

@@josephweddle9732 exactly..and its funny. these guys all THINK they sound just like Rhoads, but in reality, they dont even come close. Its hilarious. You guys just go on fooling yourselves.

[@scottashe984]

The panning from hard left and right into panning to center during the lead is one of a hundred reasons these albums are legendary.

[@Plow-b1x]

God gives gifts and also takes them away.

[@richieiommi]

Yes he's very kind isn't he. Just like taking a toy off your own child. Praise the lord. 🤘🤘🤘

[@maxmenius9839]

Randy's wide stereo left/right double tracked guitars sound huge. Very creative.

[@ds2jim]

and that, my friends, was a master! man, I miss this kind of creativity.

[@randallrhoads3271]

since the day he died, i looked and looked for many years for ANYBODY to come close to the way and what he played...sadly, i never came close to finding IT. He was one of kind, pure and simple.

[@darealgodzilla]

This is beyond amazing.

[@BeyondOurSolarSystem]

Randy's guitar tone is amazing. No one has been able to duplicate it. Even those Marshal "Randy Rhoads" amp reissues sound absolutely nothing like Randy's tone here.

[@miketandeski4959]

All in his hands.

[@BeyondOurSolarSystem]

@@miketandeski4959 It’s true that the way you hold your pick, the kind of pick you use, your muting technique and all that can affect your tone negatively or positively. But what I’m referring to is the AMP, effects and type of Microphone used to mic up the amps. Sorry man, but you can’t put it all on the hands. You could have the best hands in the world, but if you’re playing on an amp you got from Big Lots, don’t expect to get anywhere other than little kid’s birthday parties. If you have a clown amp, you will sound like a clown. If you have a clown guitar, you will sound like a clown.

[@thrash8315]

Wow! After the solo, he included a hammer-on for the main riff.

[@metroidmania8833]

Lol, a LOT, if not MOST people miss that. He does it faster the second time too.

[@12SharpShooter]

@@metroidmania8833 yup, most covers miss that bit. In fact you can hear a lot of his accents in these isolated tracks, even in the first lick of the solo he adds pinch harmonics to some notes.

[@jamesjameson2294]

I noticed that it sounds a little different and groovy I thought it was just me

[@alexsoares9953]

Randy Rhoads my guitar hero 🤘

[@jamespendleton9879]

His timing was absolutely perfect and clean

[@Dave_Wight_The_Rock_Oracle]

a genius

[@robertpoole9136]

Randy was a genius..nothing else to say

[@mikeslocum7330]

Amazing!!! Simply amazing!!!

[@eel908]

The music world suffered greatly with the loss of this Lad , such a waste , so , still greatful for his time on Earth , thank you , Randy Rhodes hope you know how much you meant to everyone , . . . , . . .

[@brentbryson215]

Came here because I wanted to get a good listen to his pick slides (and solos, and double tracking, and rhythm, palm muting, etc.) I’ve noticed Randy’s pick slides always seem to have extra “sizzle” to them. One of the many things he does to sound amazing.

[@WeAreGodsInFormation]

when i was a kid i learned all the ozzy blizzard and diary songs this is heaven to hear

[@georgeherndon4436]

Yes Randy Rhodes was the man .,..that man !!!❤💯🤘✌️🤟🎶🎸🎵

[@m.c.ruckus2032]

Wow. What a gift this isolated guitar track is. There are many guitar players today who can play through this song, but surely had a more difficult time getting all of the notes, accuracy & timing correct through listening to the recorded song with all instruments and Ozzy's voice included.. I just started playing this song recently & excited to use this guitar only track as a tool to perfect my playing of it. Thanks for the upload. Btw - Randy, you and your sharing with us your genius of the guitar was the REAL gift! R.I.P. Randy Rhodes

[@gregoryz6545]

I love that I can hear some of the sloppy playing randy does but honestly it’s what makes that sound so damn good. Everything is so polished in modern recording it leaves the human factor out

[@metroidmania8833]

It SURE does!!!

[@Dave_Wight_The_Rock_Oracle]

what sloppy playing? that's precision......you are hearing exactly how he wanted it to sound. it's deliberate. His human factor is greater than what technology could do

[@fossildick2705]

You cant be sloppy when multitracking

[@Dave_Wight_The_Rock_Oracle]

@@fossildick2705 hacks are gonna say hack things this guy is confused , would love for him to cite where Randy was sloppy, he must have no idea Randy was a perfectionist and he would get the exact sound and take he wanted

[@jerich8595]

So cool to hear it this way. #1 USA Bad Boy #2 Jimi Hendrix #3 Eddie Van Halen. Rhoads giving lessons to both with his angelic wings! LOL I'm not kidding at all I'm SERIOUS

[@jerich8595]

#1-San Bernardino[RR] #2-Seattle[JH] #3-Amsterdam[EVH]

[@12SharpShooter]

All you need to do is be birthed by accomplished musicians, raised in a music school and pick up a guitar once you're big enough to hold it and then practice for 12 hours a day to reach this level.

[@VideosVarious2]

The '12 Hours a Day'-part being 'Key' in all of it.

[@Plymouthmusicschool]

It’s really interesting to hear with the punch ins are And were they mixed in and out all of the layers. I know he was known to overlay several tracks but it’s cool to hear isolated

[@ZakEdwardsOfficial]

isolated but still tripled for solos, plus wah over dub on end of 1st solo.

[@negolfman]

Over the Mountain Song by Ozzy Osbourne OVERVIEW LYRICS LISTEN RELATED SONGS Over the mountain, take me across the sky Something in my vision, something deep inside Where did I wander, where do you think I wandered to I've seen life's magic astral plane I travel through I heard them tell me that this land of dreams was now I told them I had ridden shooting stars And said I'd show them how Over and over, always tried to get away Living in a daydream, only place I had to stay Fever of a breakout burning in me miles wide People around me talking to the walls inside I heard them tell me that this land of dreams was now I told them I had ridden shooting stars And said I'd show them how Don't need no astrology, it's inside of you and me You don't need a ticket to fly with me, I'm free, yeah Over and under, in between the ups and downs Mind on a carpet, magic ride goes round and round Over the mountain, kissing silver inlaid clouds Watching my body disappear into the crowd Don't need no astrology, it's inside of you and me You don't need a ticket to fly with me, I'm free, yeah Songwriters: Osbourne, Rhoads, Daisley, Kerslake For non-commercial use only.

[@randallrhoads3271]

JUST BRILLIANT..THINKING AND PLAYING ON A WHOLE DIFFERENT LEVEL.

[@joh3628]

Great song. One of the first I ever learned to play on the guitar. RIP Randy, legend that left us too soon.

[@jacksonakson8224]

My first was Flight of the Bumble Bee, by Great Kat....the fastest guitar player in the history of earth. After that, I settle into some Yngwie and Bouree in e minor

[@honkykong4672]

My first song was Cliffs of Dover. Took me a few days but I got it.

[@blacksabbath1022]

He's probably talking about learning the riff which was one of the handful of songs a lot of us always wanted to play when we first picked it up.

[@jerrymarlow5453]

Randy was brilliant.

[@robinhelton6118]

The day I feel in love...the very first time I heard this rift

[@thedominator211]

The best ever RR

[@honestspirit56]

Legendary….

[@SkolNBones]

Jeez makes me want to play guitar again like when I was a teen

[@gilmejias6299]

The one and only!!! I named my son after Randy. My son is 34 now.

[@eel908]

Music is art for your ears , and art is music for your eyes . . . Sound vision . . . My destination , when two becomes one , and one becomes two , one becomes one again , over and over again . . . infinity chapter 8 tod

[@numbers7889]

the three dislikes are from bassists, drummers, and vocalists lol

[@Roberta_Esposito]

f off not this bass playing drummer

[@Chris__R]

deaf ones at that.

[@WhoisVinnie]

I pity the deaf

[@sirspongadoodle]

People can dislike. Dick Head.

[@metroidmania8833]

😂🤣😂

[@michaelg7904]

It’s crazy because, as a drummer, it’s easy to see when the drum track would fit right in to his changes. It’s like playing follow the leader and he’s going over the mountain and through the woods to grandmother’s house where we find Ozzy laying in bed.

[@the_grube5782]

Now let's decipher what he's playing. It's tuned dow 1/2 step. I believe he played the main riff low E then on the middle strings 2nd fret then 1st. It sound to me like one track has him chugging steady palm mute on the 4th fret of the low E then another track hammers 2-4 as an accent. Let the madness begin ,discuss:

[@RockinExperience]

Its this very track why I 💘 Les Paul guitars so much. Probably why it made this the best guitar solo - EVER!

[@metroidmania8833]

He probably used his Karl Sandoval V for this solo, (considering there is a lot of tremolo use)

[@teddhires2259]

he used the sandoval for the solos im pretty sure

[@randallrhoads3271]

actually, hes playing the white Jackson V on this track..

[@blakedraughn2112]

The whole song is a masterpiece, but from 2:03 - 2:18 when he finished with that chord, gives me chills; it’s so atmospheric. Makes a grown man tear up

[@user-gd6zl9lo4c]

Randy is the only guitarist / musician I’ve known to be better live than in the studio . Sure all the album stuff is nothing short of miraculous, but when he played live and could put his fills and licks with the fire passion he did live it’s no comparison. Live he was just that much better and most of the time flawlessly altering solos and making no mistakes hardly

[@gregoryz6545]

And the awful edits in the solo break! It’s what makes this recording so flipping awesome!! This is fantastic!!

[@markwhited1785]

One of my favorites also.

[@SOB044]

3 ppl went under the mountain

[@bwassinger21]

BADASS!

[@jurgencuypers8350]

That tone 😍😍

[@Mars-]

*CHILLS * From the SOLOS !

[@jacksonmarshallkramer5087]

In 1985 when I started playing you found a buddy that could show you or you got a tablature book.

[@Daddy53751]

Pure magic!

[@FredK2929]

Glorious!

[@eel908]

Remember to forget about it infinity chapter 8 tod i know the truth pain of everything , the loss , it's on you .

[@breal1183]

Young guitar players today are way ahead of the old players because they have all the tools to learn anything they want. Slowed down isolated tracks, lessons from anyone on YT. Lessons from the rock star themself. In the old days all you had was the tape, record, maybe a guitar book (which was always 50% wrong), and the rest was up to you! The downside to all these tools today is it's not special learning anything anymore because some 10-year-old somewhere knows it too thanks to all the information at your fingertips. Funny how every aspect of life has a catch 22!

[@Dave_Wight_The_Rock_Oracle]

righty they do not have to be actual musicians now and figure stuff out the old fashioned way which I think hurts them in some ways

[@gloriahancock8358]

The Man!!!!!!

[@dylann4609]

2:31 one of his best solos

[@feelingsogood6073]

His solo sounds like fireworks, explosions, usa a ok. The best ever during the van halen era and nwobhm.

[@Dave_Wight_The_Rock_Oracle]

he simply does not get mentioned in the NWOBHM because he's American but he clearly was forging that sound when he was living in England

[@Dressagevids]

Interesting the outtro sounds double tracked and not octaved like the main solo (all higher octave).....THANKS FOR POSTING THIS

[@lilmike2710]

It's no secret Randy double tracked and sometimes tripled his runs.. Ozzy has said he would be astounded at how he was able to do so without missing a single note.

[@juancameras9668]

Shut the hell up

[@lilmike2710]

@@juancameras9668 who you talking to chico?

[@ThePerfectLizrd]

@@juancameras9668 no one said anything bad lol

[@ronlydianproductions]

The secret reveled 😮

[@These_go_to_eleven_1959]

I usually don't play into the best thing but in Metal guitar i think Randy was undoubtedly the best. Remember I'm talking just Metal. There may have been more technical guys to come later in metal but they didn't have the attitude like his playing had!

[@Jason-ng2vf]

A Randy Rhoads distortion pedal for guitar is coming out on the market next month... Finally!

[@stevebradberry4402]

just… fuck…. R.I.P. Randy… what could have been…

[@gl3605]

I saw Randy do it twice. Zakk and Buckethead nailed it. Zakk being the best imo.

[@tomjulian7226]

When I play this solo I always try to hit that pinch harmonic at 2:54....its so hard because you're pulling on that string. His tone is so different than what metal players use these days. Almost no low end and a ton of mid highs.

[@kennethjohnson6223]

I would love to play this isolated guitar video through my 100 watt Marshall stack volume set to 10..... my neighbors would say Daaaammmmnnn that boy can play...thinking it was me.... hehehehe

[@itzrob8740]

Thanks for the idea 😂

[@metroidmania8833]

😂🤣😂🤣😂

[@damone70]

🤡🫵🤡🫵

[@isissucks9622]

This is when vanhalen had first competion

[@mitch5699]

To Cool , but another one I've played the solo wrong for twenty five years. I can't be first comment this is way too cool . Guess so. Thank you so much for posting this.... .

[@CrowleyRhoads]

it's a pleasure, thank you very much, it's never too late to improve!

[@mitch5699]

@@CrowleyRhoads Thank You man, I'm working on it everyday. I feel like it helps keep Randy's name alive, in that I'm still inspired as I was in '81'. . Your a great help in that.

[@jnoitanicullah8909]

I'm 30 so I'm after his time but you can hear his soul in the notes and that's all I can say. He didn't get to show the world his full potential but the footprints he left behind need to be filled in some fashion because this is art he brought so much to "metal" music I mean listen to the sound of him he's one that helped pave the road for Ozzy and a lot of music nowadays he is greatly influential and my dad passed away but some first memories for me are riding in that black 85gt mustang with 3 inch exhaust welded on and it would blow it apart in neutral due to back pressure it was a bad bitch but this album was on the system my dad had and he was a truck driver. But yes this just makes me feel good cuz then I had no worries I was 4 years old.

[@mitch5699]

@@jnoitanicullah8909 so cool to see someone yer age have an appreciation for Randy. I was about 10 when I first heard Randy, although Eddie Van Halen was out already it was Randy that inspired me to pick up rock guitar and never put it down. I have two sons about yer age that play , I think you guysknow that without Randy none of us most likely would know Ozzy's name today. I bet Ozzy would tell you the same. Randy had a very special drive behind his playing that not everyone can hear. You got a good ear , Very sorry to hear of your Dad , I'm sure he's real proud of you. Keep it metal 🤘

[@stevenknapp7653]

Instant goosebumps @ 2:02

[@82sharpebronco74]

🐐

[@ollihp]

Other worldly. There was, is & will only b one RR of OO band.

[@mrk4510]

Thanks for this. Def helps when trying to learn this. 👊😎

[@lancebaumgartner904]

I don't think a lot of folks understand how guitar is mixed into a song. The tone is not often like the way you would hear through an amp. Every instrument has its own space and place in the music.